Jazz Loan Code

If you’ve ever run out of balance at the worst possible time (we’ve all been there), then you’ll be glad to know about the Jazz loan code. This little trick can instantly give you a loan on your Jazz prepaid SIM when you’re in a pinch—no need to rush to the shop for a top-up.

The Jazz Loan Code is easily accessible for prepaid Jazz users who often need to borrow a balance for a quick call or a text. Keep reading to learn how to check the Jazz loan code and the code fee.

What is the Jazz Loan Code?

Jazz loan code is *112#. You can dial it whenever your balance drops below Rs. 15, and you’ll receive Rs. 15 immediately to call, text, or for data usage. For users who need more than Rs. 15, the Jazz advance code 30 rupees is also available.

Simply dial *112# twice, and you’ll receive Rs. 30 in one go or try *113# to get Rs. 30 at once. 

Explore More with the Jazz Loan Code List

Users who are unable to remember all the Jazz codes can visit the Jazz loan code list to access special offers from small amounts like Rs. 15 to bigger ones like Rs. 200. This list is available at the Jazz official website and JazzCash app.

Thinking Big? Jazz Loan 10,000 Is Also a Thing

If you need a bigger amount, like a Jazz loan 10,000, it’s possible through the JazzCash app under ReadyCash. It’s not your usual loan and requires some verification, but it's great if you need more than just talk-time credit.

How to Get Jazz Loan Code?

To see what you’ve borrowed or if you’re eligible again, just dial the Jazz loan check code (*112#). It’ll tell you if you still owe anything or if you’re good to go for another advance. To unsubscribe the Jazz loan code, press *112*4#.

Jazz Loan Code Free – Is It Really Free?

No. The Jazz loan code is not free and will charge a small service fee of Rs 3.50 on your next recharge. Always check the terms in the confirmation SMS before subscribing to any offer.

Use a Jazz Loan Code Calculator to Stay Smart

Worried about how much you’ll be charged later? Try using a Jazz loan code calculator (yes, they exist online). It gives you a rough idea of what to expect when you recharge. A small step that can save you some surprise deductions.